One Tree Hill-Eagles Nest - Amazing 360o views

PET FEE
We are a pet friendly accomodation. If you chose to bring your four legged friend you will need to pay a $100 fee due to additional cleaning costs.

DRONES
To ensure the privacy and comfort of all guests, as well as to protect local wildlife, the use of drones is not permitted anywhere on the property. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

THINGS TO DO
While taking in the wonder of One Tree Hill there are also a number of activities and places to visit including,
*sunsets, sunrises, the moon and the stars from your villa or different spots around the 53 acres of One Tree Hill.
* walk around the boundary with ever changing panoramic views.
*keep an eye out for kangaroos in the paddocks (from the bottom forest) in the morning and evening.
*walk (or mountain bike) down the disused part of Agnes River Road with views of the Agnes River Gorge and river to the rail trail bike track which connects Port Welshpool to Leongatha,
*The spectacular Agnes falls is worth a visit, (30 minute walk)
*Port Welshpool for excellent fish and chips, swimming (chose your season). walk the beach or walk and or fish from the 750m long jetty ,
*Wilsons Prom, numerous activity's
*Waratah and Sandy Point surf beaches. Great to swim, surf, cycle and walk for kilometres of deserted beach.
*Drive on the back beach at Sandy Point. Play in the numerous large sand hills.
*Port Albert fish and chips on the wharf. Fishing is great. (the gold miners stepped off the boat at Port Albert and walked to Walhalla from here). Wild Fish, on the water, restaurant is worth a visit however call first as it is seasonal.
* The historic towns of Yarram, Port Albert and Toora.
*Victoria hotel in Alberton. Traditional counter lunch at the historic (original basic condition and a old fashioned fresh feed)
* Visit the historic cemetery on the way to Port Albert.
*Find the historic deserted town and classified timber church at Alberton West.
*The Grand Ridge Road. A dirt road through rain forest with lots of wild life.
*Tara Bulga National park, walk the rain forests and swing bridge, or view the waterfalls.
* Toora, Pear orchard (120 variety's), coffee at Latte Dah. Bavarian apple strudel from the wind mill café. Heated swimming pool open in summer. There is a walking trail around the town with horses in paddocks to stop and chat and maybe share a carrot or apple with.
*The wind farm on Silcocks Hill behind Toora
*Foster pick herbs and spices from the edible gardens in the main street. good Coffee and country bakery.
*Meeniyan, Moos restaurant, pizza shop and bakery. good coffee.
*Port Franklin, the Franklin River twists through the fishing village with a timber wharf board walk along the boat jetty's and a board walk through the mangroves.
* Pub food, Toora, Welshpool, Port Welshpool and Foster
*Gurneys cidery a gourmet delight with views.
*Supplies, Leongatha major, Foster medium and Toora a local food works.